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CCAR Industries is pleased to announce its accreditation by CARF International, for a period of three years, for Community Housing and Community Integration services. This is the thirteenth consecutive accreditation that the international accrediting body has awarded to CCAR Industries. The Three-Year accreditation is the highest level that CARF awards to an accreditated program. An organization receiving CARF accreditation voluntarily submits to a rigorous peer review process and demonstrates to a team of on-site surveyors that its services that are measurable, accountable and of the highest quality.
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CHICAGO – Comptroller Leslie Geissler Munger announced Wednesday that her office is setting up accounts and will immediately begin making payments to Early Intervention providers as soon as it receives vouchers from the Department of Human Services (DHS).
Munger learned from her Nonprofit Advisory Council last week that Early Intervention services were "slipping through the cracks" of consent decrees requiring payments during the budget impasse, and she contacted DHS officials to discuss what payment options were available. After looking more closely at several active consent decrees, DHS and the Comptroller agreed that Early Intervention services were covered and they immediately began setting up the processes for making payments to providers.
"I know the tremendous benefits that Early Intervention services can provide to our delayed and disabled infants and toddlers, and I was extremely concerned when I learned many providers would likely be suspending their vital therapeutic services at the end of this month," Munger said. "My office is working today to set up the accounts and we will immediately begin making payments to Early Intervention providers as soon as we receive vouchers from DHS so we can avoid further hardships."
Early Intervention providers, who work on development strategies with disabled infants and toddlers, are the latest group in a growing list of organizations to be penalized by the ramifications of the budget impasse, now in its third month. Munger announced last week that the current $6.2 billion bill backlog is expected to grow to $8.5 billion by the end of December if the impasse continues.
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A multimillion pound scheme which will transform the heart of Brighton is set to be given the go-ahead.
Brighton and Hove City Council is expected to approve the Valley Gardens scheme, which will see the area between The Level and Palace Pier redesigned.
The proposal will include dedicated cycle and bus lanes, a tree-lined avenue for cars and a pedestrianised exhibition space.
The council's transport committee will meet on March 5 to decide on the blueprints.
Councillor Ian Davey, chair of the committee, said: "Developing a vision for this important area of the city is long overdue.
"It's a real hidden gem, part of the city's heritage, which has been somewhat lost with busy roads on both sides cutting the area off from the communities around it."
The scheme is due to be completed in stages and detailed plans are yet to be confirmed.
However, the committee is to agree on the outline and work could begin later this year.
The project would reroute traffic, with buses running on the west side of the gardens and cars to the east.
Members will also be agreeing on the construction of dedicated cycle lanes and better pedestrian access to the seafront.
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By voting in favour of the plans, the committee would also commit the council to continuing to fund the project with £1.3million as well as putting in for various forms of funding.
Coun Davey added: "At the initial stage we have been exploring how to maintain the important transport routes whilst making the area more attractive and accessible for everybody. "
The ideas are focused around bringing back the special nature of Valley Gardens so that people can rediscover and enjoy the area as a public space."
Among the specific designs for the area is the proposal to pedestrianise much of Marlborough Place.
The design, which is based on Edinburgh's Grassmarket, would see the road used as an exhibition space for events.
The council is yet to set a final figure for the works but early estimates suggest it will be in the multi-millions.
A council spokesman said that if the vision is agreed, the authority will explore funding options.
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|Being a Navajo Oreo with my good friends Timaris and Chee Montano
This time, Pasasdena could not get a team fielded to play at Sharkapalooza, but my friend Peter Nguyen, who is an old boy with the Huntington Beach RFC said they could use a spare prop, so I decided to play.
With temperatures well over 90 degrees(32 celsius), it was a good thing that Huntington Beach had a deep roster. We had 3 full sets of props where we were able to do ice hockey style substitutions on the fly to keep everybody fresh. We lost a tough first game on a late Penalty to Las Vegas, 3-0, but we ended up beating Old Southwest(I was able to catch up with my good friend Chee Montano and his charming bride Timaris) 7-0, and then we beat the Las Vegas Irish by a couple of tries to take the plate.
One of the great things with the Sharkapalooza Tournament(Run by the Back Bay RFC) is that not only is the pitch ringed by palm trees and is just a gorgious venue, but it is about 200 yards from the Pacific Ocean, which felt really good and refreshing to take a dip in after the rugby was done to cool off.
After the rugby was done, my wife and I were able to go grab some fantastic Korean food with Chee and Timaris. Living in Gallup, New Mexico, it is hard to get authentic Asian food of any kind, so they really enjoyed the Korean fare in Costa Mesa.
I still am pretty sore from the weekend as I write this...but I do so with a smile on my face. The game of rugby is fantastic, but I am always amazed at what nice people are involved with this sport.
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Good Bye Buddha the Bulldog
Back in 2006, it was a watersshed year for me: I made it to Australia, I started playing rugby, and I bought my first bulldog. A brindled puppy named Buddha. He was very popular at rugby matches-what can I say, he loved the ladies. He grew up to be 80 pounds of love- a much adored dog every where we went. He was great with my grandson Duncan when he was a baby and toddler back at our house in Minnesota. While I was working as a travel nurse in Texas, Delaware and New Mexico, he was huge piece of mind for my wife.
Well, two weeks ago puppy heaven got a bulldog. Buddha died in his sleep at the age of 9.
I had to share my favorite picture of him. My wife squeezed a referee jersey on him and put a rugby ball in front of him.
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Abandon ship! Well, that's not exactly true. In fact, Cincinnati Landmark Productions has done a remarkable and loving job of sustaining the ship — in the form of the Showboat Majestic, which it has operated for 23 years in the face of at least 10 floods and countless repairs (including a leaky hull). But with its lease running out later this month, the company has decided not to return for the 2014 season.
Cincinnati Landmark will focus its endeavors on the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts, the converted West Side movie theater where it will offer a "Summer Classics Season" in a vein similar to mainstream fare of classic comedies and musicals that has long drawn audiences to the Majestic. There have been 170 productions on board since 1991, attracting more than 350,000 patrons to the last floating theater in the United States. Cincinnati Landmark is also embarking on a new voyage with a performing arts center to be built in the Incline District in East Price Hill, a venue anticipated to be up and running as early as 2015.
Tim Perrino, executive artistic director at Cincinnati Landmark, says, "It's time to say goodbye. Our organization enjoyed a prolific chapter in the Majestic's grand history, painstakingly caring for the old boat" — launched in 1923 — "and producing seasons that paid tribute to her heritage."
Opening this week on Wednesday, Showboat Follies will be Cincinnati Landmark's final production on the Majestic. An annual tradition, it's a compilation of musical showstoppers, comic sketches, audience interaction and a return of the "Queen City Toast," a longtime staple of season-closing shows. "This show has become our love letter to the Majestic," Perrino says, adding that it's "a thank-you to our subscribers, longtime supporters and the many artists who helped make our time on the Showboat so special." Showboat Follies runs through Sept. 29.
During the summer of 2014, Cincinnati Landmark will present four productions at the Covedale: Jerry Herman's Hello, Dolly! (May 22-June 1); Neil Simon's comedy, The Sunshine Boys (June 19-29); Footloose (July 24-Aug. 3), the 2014 Cincinnati Young People's Theater production, a summer favorite using local high school talent; and a spectacular song-and-dance show, The Will Rogers Follies (Aug. 21-31).
In 1989, the Showboat Majestic was named a National Historic Landmark. No word from the City of Cincinnati, which has owned the Majestic since 1967, as to what might be next. The Majestic was operated with summertime shows by the University of Cincinnati for many years, and it served as a popular venue during several of the Tall Stacks festivals over the years.
He is a subject whose resonance is great for both Smith — whose 2010 National Book Award-winning memoir, Just Kids, recounted their friendship as young people in New York's art world and is being made into a film — and the CAC, which famously faced (and beat) obscenity charges in 1990 for showing the Mapplethorpe retrospective The Perfect Moment.
"It's very much a rumination on the life and death of Robert Mapplethorpe," Ludwig said of the exhibit. "So there are a lot of objects in the exhibition that very much relate to his life. We've received things like Robert's slippers that have his initials on them, and photographs of Robert from throughout his life. So it really focuses on the relationship between these two artists.
"There are medals, necklaces that Robert wore," Ludwig continued. "There is an inkwell. There are small elements that will be presented in cases in the exhibition. It's presented very much like an art installation. They're not necessarily presented as historical objects but as elements that are part of Patti's life."
"And we have an installation within the show called 'Infirmary,' which is all steel beds that are references to the beds Robert spent the end of his life in and that many people who died from AIDS passed away in. They are actual steel beds acquired by her." (Mapplethorpe died from AIDS in 1989.)
The show will have several photographs by Mapplethorpe with text by Smith – of the sea, a boat and a sculpture. (None was in The Perfect Moment.) "They're very beautiful," Ludwig said.
I don't often write about community theater. It's really a matter of time and space; we have so much good theater here in Cincinnati and not so much space in CityBeat, so I have to make some choices. I also don't have enough time to catch every community theater production — trust me, there are a lot of them. But over the weekend I felt compelled to see The Drowsy Chaperone, produced by Cincinnati Music Theatre at the Aronoff Center's Jarson-Kaplan Theater.
Under the old system, grants of $3,000-$5,000 were awarded to local artists. Now, the Cincinnati Arts Ambassador Fellowship Committee will provide more impactful grants of $6,000 to seven different artists.
The process kicked off at the beginning of the year when artists were invited to submit a letter and resume to City Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan before Jan. 15. The invitation was open to artists of all different disciplines but they had to be residents of Cincinnati throughout the program (July 1, 2012-May 31, 2013).
After more than 100 applications applied, twelve finalists were announced on Tuesday.
"We were blown away at the number of applications," Todd Wurzbacher, Chair of the Cincinnati Arts Allocation Committee, said in a press release. He presented the list of finalists in Quinlivan's Strategic Growth Committee today.
The twelve finalists are Jesse Mooney-Bullock, Tatiana Berman, Pam Kravetz, Karen Heyl, Melissa Godoy, Guy Michael Davis, Tonya Matthews, Terri Kern, Casey Riordan Millard, Brad Austin Smith, Rondle West and Nathaniel Chaitkin.
The finalists will be interviewed by the Cincinnati Arts Allocation Committee members, who will then choose the final seven artists to receive awards. The final awards will be given to seven artists on Tuesday, Oct. 16 at 11:30 a.m. on the steps of City Hall.
"I'm excited we have visual artists, musicians, dancers, filmmakers, and even a puppeteer in our finalists," Quinlivan said in a press release. Quinlivan got council support to create the CAAF program. "More than 125 Cincinnati artists applied for the newly created Arts Ambassador Fellowship, proof that Cincinnati is a strong arts city," she said.
Cincinnati Playhouse just opened Thunder Knocking on the Door, a show it staged in 1999 and sold a boatload of tickets — the most for any musical it's presented in the past two decades! I was there on Thursday night for the opening, and this is a drop-dead gorgeous production — costumes, sets, lighting and sound by Broadway designers, and a cast of five who all have star-power. Even better, they form a wonderful musical ensemble when they need to. Keith Glover's play is a fable about the Blues: Marvell Thunder is a mystical presence who years earlier lost a "cuttin' contest" to a fellow named Jaguar Dupree, and now he's back to even the score "where the two roads meet," somewhere near Bessemer, Alabama. But Jaguar's passed, survived by his wife (twice widowed since then) and his twin brother. Her and Jaguar's twin children, Jaguar Jr. and Glory are musical and each have magical guitars that he bequeathed to them. Jr. has lost his to Thunder, and now he's coming for the other one. But it's complicated, because Thunder is turning to stone because it's been so long since he's been in love. All this is played out to a wonderful Blues score, most of it by singer and composer Keb' Mo'. There's a great band backing them up, and to make this tale all the more magical, among its technical team is an "illusion designer." You'll be asking, "How'd they do that?" more than once. I gave it a Critic's Pick, and you should get your tickets right away. 513-421k-3888.
Know Theatre's production of the recent off-Broadway and Broadway Rock musical hit, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson is a youthful mix of political commentary, driving Rock performances, history, humor and sober observations on the will of the people — just what we've come expect from Know Theatre. Not many musicals begin with the cast flipping the bird at the audience, but then not many musicals are like this one, spinning a tale of America's seventh president to in-your-face Indie Rock tunes. This is Bloody Bloody's first professional regional production. I gave it a Critic's Pick, and the show is proving to be a big hit for Know. (Through May 12.) Box office: 513-300-5669.
Pump Boys & Dinettes at the Covington's Carnegie Center is something like an off-Broadway classic (it had a brief Broadway run) from the early 1980s. Set in a filling station that's also a diner, it's a framework for downhome Country tunes and cornpone humor. Not much of a story, but a talented cast makes this one a lot of light-hearted fun. This is the final weekend. Box office: 859-957-1940.
Covedale Center is presenting Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's but Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. I saw it last Friday and can recommend it as a production that does justice to a piece of entertaining fluff. Director Tim Perrino has assembled a fast-paced production with some fine voices. The jaunty show, which covers the familiar tale in about 90 minutes (including intermission), has fun with (and parodies) various musical styles — from Elvis-styled Rock and Western Swing to French ballads and calypso. Stone walls and palms slide back to reveal a sphinx and a smoking entrance for the Pharaoh (aka Elvis). It's not groundbreaking in any way, but it is the kind of solid entertainment the Covedale has presented for 10 seasons. Through May 13. Box office: 513-241-6550.
And while I'm talking about lighthearted shows, make not that a tour of Mamma Mia, cramming tons of ABBA tunes into an implausible but funny story, makes a one-week stop at the Aronoff starting on Tuesday. It would be hard not to have a good time at any production of Mamma Mia. Tickets: 513-621-2787.
Each week in Stage Door, Rick Pender offers theater tips for the weekend, often with a few pieces of theater news.
On Thursday evening I slogged through the humid, 100 degree soup
of downtown Cincinnati to hear a World Choir Games concert at the
Masonic Center on Fourth Street (next door to the Taft Theatre). I've
lived in Cincinnati for 32 years and covered lots of arts events, but
I've never set foot inside this honeycomb of stages, halls and meeting
rooms. The sold-out event I attended, "Global Harmony," was in a steeply
sloped, floridly decorated auditorium that seats approximately 1,000
people. A four-step set of risers was set up in front of a proscenium
with a curtain; the scenery was provided by three choirs, two
international groups — the Diocesan Schools Choral Society from Hong
Kong and the Stellenbosch University Choir from South Africa — both
highly recognized ensembles at the 2010 World Choir Games in Shaoxing,
China. The third choir had a shorter trek to Cincinnati; the Capital
University Chapel Choir, about 80 singers strong, came from Columbus and
held its own with the two groups from other continents.
The Hong Kong group, roughly 120 high school boys and girls, offered a beautiful, restrained program of earnestly conceived works performed with polish, some religious and some literary (the latter included a piece based on Robert Burns' poem, "My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose"). The singers from Capital University had the men attired in black suits, shirts and ties, the women in long dresses with identical bias-cut necklines but in varying colors, bright blue, maroon and navy. Their program was an interesting mixture of pieces, with several uptempo numbers — a lovely song by Dolly Parton, "Light of a Clear Blue Morning," that featured a crystalline solo by Annie Huckaba, and several rhythmic works, "Hehehlooyuh" and "Tshotsholoza," both of which evoked strong responses from the audience. The latter, a South African number, featured two forceful soloists, Chris Bozeka and Nicholas Klein, as well as percussive accompaniment on African drums by Emily Riggin and another chorus member (not named in the program).
The Stellenbosch choir, constituted of approximately 120 white and black college students and which earned three gold medals in the 2010 World Choir Games in China, presented a half-dozen songs plus an encore. "Kiasa-isa Niyan," described by conductor André van der Merwe as a counting song from the Philippines, used catchy choreography and motion, including chest thumping, vocal clicking, head snapping and a sharply executed bow at the end. The most moving number of the program, a traditional Zulu song, "African Prayer." It pulled six strong-voiced soloists (again, not named in the program) to the front of the stage and placed two more among the audience for an emotional call-and-response counterpoint that evoked a standing ovation.
In fact, each group was greeted with sustained applause as its singers filed on stage and cheered with a standing ovation after their performance. The audience was appreciative and wildly enthusiastic; some were parents of the Capital University performers, but many others were clearly people who simply love choral performances that are delivered with finesse, creativity and enthusiasm. Fifth Street was choked with buses bringing people from various hotels beyond downtown, here as tourists to listen to these performances.
Oh, yes: The auditorium was comfortably air-conditioned, a fact appreciated by those in attendance as well as the singers. It was a fine way to be introduced to the possibilities of the World Choir Games, here in the United States — not to mention in Cincinnati — for the first time ever. I was proud to be in attendance.
If you've ever wondered why musical theater fans think of Oklahoma! as the show that launched the "Golden Age" of musical theater, you need to get a ticket for this weekend's CCM performance of the 1943 classic by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. I attended the opening last night, and it's a stunning production firing on all cylinders. The cast is first-rate, especially senior John Riddle as handsome cowboy Curly McLain and Chris Blem as threatening Jud Fry. Julia Johanos is a feisty Laurey Williams, and CCM and Broadway veteran Pamela Myers comes back to where she got her start to play Aunt Eller, full of wisdom, piss and vinegar.
If you Google search "John McClellan," you'll find the late Democratic senator from Arkansas and the 19th century chemist. So what is comedian, Akron native and onetime Cincinnatian John McClellan — who brings his "Punk Rock" stand-up tour, the Fuck All Comedy Ball into Northside's tiny music club/bar, The Comet, this Saturday — doing to distance himself from his fellow McClellans?
"None of those guys are funny," says the funny McClellan. "That's why I had to get boozecoma.com, because some guy already had johnmcclellan.com, and asking people to spell my last name was a chore. They're working on old cars or selling real estate and I'm just out there trying to bring the jokes to the people."
Kristy Kemper, a senior at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, creates visually beautiful works of art filled with vibrant, lovely colors and stylistic, flowing Art Nouveau shapes and forms. The artist draws attention to the world of animals and their behaviors drawing us into a magical, beautiful and sometimes dangerous world.


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Circadian embargo clock malfunctions as press release is published ahead of schedule
Melatonin, anyone?
PNAS lifted the embargo early on a study today following the publication of a university press release on a website some time before the embargo was scheduled to lift. This was the top of a PNAS press office email to reporters just before noon Eastern today, three hours before the embargo was scheduled to lift: Read the rest of this entry »
NEJM lifts embargo on blindness gene therapy study early after BBC breaks it
The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) lifted the embargo early yesterday on a study of a rare form of blindness following a break by the BBC.
From a note sent to the journal's media list yesterday just before noon Eastern (links added): Read the rest of this entry »
PNAS lifts fructose-appetite study embargo early after realizing media had covered presentation months ago
PNAS sent a message to its media list on Friday that began:
PNAS is lifting the embargo early on the following paper. All other articles are under the scheduled embargo:
Glucose, fructose, and appetite
Fructose may enhance the reward value of high-calorie food and promote eating, compared with glucose, according to a study. Differences in metabolism of fructose and glucose may lead to differential effects on physiological and behavioral responses to food. To assess the different effects of the two sugars on hunger and food cue responses in the brain, Kathleen A. Page and colleagues conducted fMRI scans on 24 people who had been given drinks sweetened with fructose on one day and glucose on another day.
The journal tells Embargo Watch: Read the rest of this entry »
Following criticism, PeerJ reverses policy, won't break their own embargoes
On Tuesday, I reported that the journal PeerJ had broken its own embargo on a study of the brontosaurus, and had actually planned to in an attempt to "make sure it was published and online correctly before the press started linking to it." The journal, as I noted, was in essence saying that it was "fine to make something available online but keep the embargo." And there are other ways to ensure studies are available online when embargoes lift — something many journals, PNAS notably not included, have figured out.
The PeerJ policy had generated some criticism before the Embargo Watch post, and reactions on Twitter and elsewhere were also critical, with rare exceptions. Today, thanks to a comment by news release service Alpha Galileo, we learned that PeerJ has reversed its policy.
I asked PeerJ to confirm, and explain their rationale. They responded: Read the rest of this entry »
PeerJ broke its own embargo on brontosaurus paper — and that's exactly what they meant to do
By now, if you follow science news, you have no doubt seen coverage of a new study claiming that yes, Brontosaurus really is a dinosaur.
That study appeared in PeerJ, a relatively new journal (which, in the interests of full disclosure, has asked me to review a paper). The reason you're reading about it on Embargo Watch is that several reporters were a bit dismayed to see that the study had been published at PeerJ some time before its scheduled 7 a.m. Eastern embargo today. As Nature's Ewen Callaway tweeted: Read the rest of this entry »
PNAS lifts narcissism embargo early after wire service story breaks it
Is breaking an embargo a symptom of narcissism?
From the top of an email sent at 2:14 p.m Eastern Monday by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) to its media list Monday, 46 minutes before the embargo on the study in question was scheduled to lift: Read the rest of this entry »
PNAS lifts embargo on cancer detection study after reporting by Sunday Times, Daily Mail
The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) lifted the embargo early yesterday on a study of a potential new blood marker for cancer after two newspapers reported on the findings before the scheduled lift time of 3 p.m. Eastern today.
Here's the top of an email sent to reporters yesterday: Read the rest of this entry »


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the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 96 cents and falling behind the
year-ago earnings of 90 cents per ADS. Revenues remained flat
year over year at constant exchange rates (CER) at $11.0 billion.
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Earnings in 2012 were $2.91 per ADS compared with $3.62 in the
year-ago period. Full year earnings were much below the Zacks
Consensus Estimate of $3.56. Revenues for the year dropped 1%
year over year (at CER) to $42.0 billion. The Zacks Consensus
Estimate for 2012 stood at $42.6 billion.
All growth rates mentioned below are on a year-on-year basis
and at CER.
The Quarter in Detail
The company operates through two segments: Pharmaceuticals and
Vaccines and Consumer Healthcare. Both Pharmaceuticals and
Vaccines and Consumer Healthcare sales remained flat in the
quarter. Pharmaceuticals revenues fell 1% primarily due to price
cuts in the EU, generic competition and unfavorable stoking
patterns in the US. Vaccines revenues increased 10% driven by
strong performance in the US and Emerging Markets and Asia
Pacific (EMAP).
Except for Emerging Markets and Asia Pacific/EMAP (16%),
Pharmaceuticals and Vaccines sales decreased in all other regions
including Japan (4%), US (2%) and Europe (5%).
In the Consumer Healthcare division, growth in Oral care
(10%), Nutrition (9%) and Skin Health (5%) was offset by a
decline in the Total Wellness (12%) segment. Sales decreased in
the US (4%) and Europe (8%) and increased in the Rest of the
World (9%).
Other Details
The company bought back shares worth £2,493 million during
2012. Total share repurchases were on the higher side of the
guidance of £2 billion and £2.5 billion provided during third
quarter results. Share repurchases in 2013 are expected in the
range of £1 - £2 billion.
The company declared an interim dividend of about 69 cents per
ADS. The company expects to increase dividend payout in 2013.
The company remains on track to deliver £2.8 billion (of which
£2.5 billion has already been realized) in annual savings under
its restructuring program by 2014. Glaxo plans to supplement this
with a new major change program, which will focus on
restructuring the company's business in Europe, improving
efficiency in supply process, manufacturing and Research and
Development (R&D). The program is expected to yield annual
cost savings of at least £1 billion by 2016.
Glaxo expects to report revenue growth of approximately 1% (at
CER) with core earnings growth of 3%-4% for 2013 from the
year-ago period. The pipeline is expected to advance
significantly with six candidates (Relvar/Breo, Anoro,
albiglutide, dabrafenib, dolutegravir and trametinib) under
regulatory review. Glaxo expects to launch 15 new products in the
next three years.
We are pleased with Glaxo's efforts to control cost and
restructuring operations. We are also encouraged by the progress
in Glaxo's pipeline. However, we remain concerned about the
challenges faced by the company in the form of EU pricing
pressure and generic competition.
Glaxo carries a Zacks Rank #4 (Sell) in the short run. Pharma
companies that currently look better-positioned include
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On Saturday, March 29, 2014, at 3:17 p.m. PCSO deputies responded to the intersection of Hunt Highway and Gary Road in San Tan Valley regarding a three vehicle hit and run collision.
Witnesses reported, the suspect vehicle; a 2004 Dodge truck ran the red light southbound on Gary Road at Hunt Highway striking the passenger side of the victim's car; a 2007 Infinity sedan, which was traveling westbound on Hunt Hwy., causing this vehicle to strike a third vehicle; a 2007 Toyota sport utility vehicle. After the collision, the driver of the 2004 Dodge truck fled the scene on foot. There were open cans of beer in the center console and open cases of beer in the cab of the Dodge truck.
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